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Arrvande
3rd September 2004, 18:08
Hello all i am from ireland was born in the north i was wondering if many other people are from there an dif the would like to say wat they think about N.ireland and the rebublic
Thanks again

Arrvande

BOZG
3rd September 2004, 18:15
Yeah, I'm from Dublin. Go here (http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=28431) for some of my opinions on the North.

Vladimir
3rd September 2004, 20:35
Corcaigh...but I do not post here that much.

Hate Is Art
3rd September 2004, 21:48
Im Larry the Leprechaun from over the rainbow, please to make your aquitance <_<

RedAnarchist
3rd September 2004, 22:52
Youre from the South East, so dont make us all mention a few "stereotypes" of Southerners. :D

I&#39;m from North West England, but am at least 1 sixteenth Irish.

MiniOswald
3rd September 2004, 23:01
i beat u XPhile, im 1/8th

Miss Marple
10th September 2004, 20:55
Arrvande, I am from the north, or 6 counties, which ever you want to call it. But I don&#39;t blog here much. :D

cormacobear
10th September 2004, 21:17
Slainte&#39; and welcome.

I&#39;m Irish Canadian.
My mother&#39;s perants emmigrated from Sligo. We&#39;re not too sure where my fathers grandperants came from they changed their name when they moved here. They were fleeing the authorities ( we&#39;re pretty sure they were horse theives :blink: )

My wife and I are saving up to go visit Ireland in a few years, maybe I can look you up and we can raise a glass&#39;o&#39; uisce beatha. :D

PRC-UTE
1st October 2004, 20:36
I&#39;m rumored to be Oirish ah who the feck knows. Up the people&#39;s republic of Cork&#33; SLAINTE a chara, tog bog e.

(to get my own view of the war in the six counties, click on BOZG&#39;s link&#33;)

jessicablair
3rd October 2004, 00:57
i wuz in ireland all summer and kno alot of irish folk; my stepmoms irish as well.

BOZG
3rd October 2004, 20:29
Unfortunate girl, I wish I knew less Irish folk.

PRC-UTE
4th October 2004, 02:08
Unfortunate girl, I wish I knew less Irish folk.

Typical begrudgery. Gabh mo leisthscéal ach, cad é tá cearr?

BOZG
4th October 2004, 16:36
Níl aon fadhb agam ach an pas seo:

BOZG
4th October 2004, 16:37
It&#39;s hard to begrudge yourself.

PRC-UTE
5th October 2004, 02:00
It&#39;s hard to begrudge yourself.

Tá cinnte, ach déanaim&#33; :lol:

:o ó bhuel faraor

apathy maybe
5th October 2004, 05:39
Freaking Irish, send &#39;em back to where they came from (Africa).

Some of my ancestors were Irish. Does that qualify me to post here?

BOZG
5th October 2004, 06:10
Originally posted by Apathy [email protected] 5 2004, 05:39 AM
Freaking Irish, send &#39;em back to where they came from (Africa).

Some of my ancestors were Irish. Does that qualify me to post here?
No because they were criminals.

apathy maybe
5th October 2004, 06:41
No they weren&#39;t&#33; They came here after 1860. That means they weren&#39;t criminals.

That doesn&#39;t mean that lots of people around here aren&#39;t desendent from criminals.

PRC-UTE
6th October 2004, 00:28
shameless self-promotion. . . ;)

For those who are in Ireland, the Annual Seamus Costello 27th Commemeration will take place on Sunday the 10th of October in Little Bray Co Wicklow. March and rally to Little Bray Cemetery, Starting point Old Town Hall (Mc Donalds) 1 pm. After Commemoration there will be a function in Dublin City Centre. Contact your local IRSP rep for further details or phone IRSP head-office Belfast on 028-90321024, or e-mail [email protected] All wellcome.




Apathy:Some of my ancestors were Irish. Does that qualify me to post here?

BOZG:No because they were criminals.

don&#39;t listen to that amadan. :P

BOZG
6th October 2004, 16:41
Originally posted by [email protected] 6 2004, 12:28 AM
shameless self-promotion. . . ;)

For those who are in Ireland, the Annual Seamus Costello 27th Commemeration will take place on Sunday the 10th of October in Little Bray Co Wicklow. March and rally to Little Bray Cemetery, Starting point Old Town Hall (Mc Donalds) 1 pm. After Commemoration there will be a function in Dublin City Centre. Contact your local IRSP rep for further details or phone IRSP head-office Belfast on 028-90321024, or e-mail [email protected] All wellcome.





don&#39;t listen to that amadan. :P
Damn I miss the OIRA =D


Amadán

PRC-UTE
6th October 2004, 18:49
Well the Sticks had the best drinking holes. A real charming bunch of stalinists. . .

Little Moscow
8th October 2004, 11:04
Im not Irish ...one better WELSH :D :D :D

Im in a band called Kilnaboy named after the western irish village.Ireland&#39;s ok but they think they fuxin rox ..which they dont ... :P

www.Kilnaboy.co.uk

Deniz Gezmis
8th October 2004, 17:54
A real charming bunch of stalinists. . .
Bear in mind, our party didn&#39;t break away because the OSF/OIRA were "Stalinists".

PRC-UTE
8th October 2004, 18:51
I didn&#39;t say that was the reason, but. . .

the officials accepted the "stages" theory of socialist development which costello disagreed with for one.

Des
18th October 2004, 11:57
belfast here..

good to see some irish folk about..

Deniz Gezmis
27th October 2004, 10:37
Will you be attending the anti-Racism march on Saturday, Des?

Des
27th October 2004, 11:48
when and where? i havnt heard or seen anything about it..

i&#39;ll be in work come saturday no doubt :angry:

Deniz Gezmis
27th October 2004, 15:51
"The ARN are holding a rally/carnival with the theme &#39;against racism and for diversity&#39; on Saturday the 30th of October (this Saturday). The march is going from the Arts College at 2pm to City Hall, with feeder marches from West Belfast (bottom of Grosvenor) and South Belfast (Shaftsbury Square) assembling at around 1pm.

So far a range of political parties have thrown their weight (or lack thereof, in some cases) behind the rally. These include the Alliance Party, Workers&#39; Party, Sinn Féin, SWP, Socialist Party, PUP, UUP, and DUP (I guess no-one informed Ruth Patterson). A large number of community groups and trade unions have also lent their support."
-- http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=67106

BOZG
27th October 2004, 16:07
What&#39;s yoru opinion of including the political wings of the loyalist paramilitaries in the ARN?

Deniz Gezmis
27th October 2004, 16:24
It&#39;s nothing more than a show, a hoax and a lame attempt to improve their image, however, everyone knows what sort of people these really are. In my opinion, we wont see much of their type at the demo.